Jal-Jhulni and Ganpati Visarjan Festival at Akshardham Temple

Akshardham Temple celebrated the Jal-Jhulni Ekadashi festival with great enthusiasm. In addition, the murti of Lord Ganesh, which was installed during Ganesh Chaturthi, was immersed (visarjan) with deep devotion. Many sadhus, religious leaders, and a large number of devotees were present to celebrate the occasion.

The Jal-Jhulni festival, also known as Jal-Jhulni Ekadashi, is predominantly celebrated in North India. Each year, this festival is traditionally celebrated at the Akshardham Temple. In the presence of Dharmavatal Swami Ji, the celebrations were filled with joy and devotion.

A large artificial lake was created in Akshardham's auditorium, where the murtis of Bhgvan Akshar-Purushottam were taken for a ceremonial water ride. Devotees offered five aartis and a variety of food offerings to the God as a token of their devotion

The program began at 8:00 AM with a grand procession, during which the murtis of the deities were placed on a palanquin. In his discourse, Munivatsal Swami Ji explained the essence of the festival. The choir created a spiritual atmosphere with their devotional songs and mantras.